KONGSBERG introduces the SY60 a new standard in high performance sportfishing Sonar

KONGSBERG has launched the SY60, a next‑generation omnidirectional sonar designed to deliver a new level of clarity, range, and target separation for sportfishing operators.
Building on the strong foundation of SIMRAD by Kongsberg’s SY50, the SY60 brings a series of meaningful performance upgrades—most notably a narrower vertical beam, greater transmitting power, and a new stabilisation system. Together, these enhancements give operators a clearer picture of the water column from surface to bottom, even in challenging conditions.
A New Benchmark in Precision and Power
The SY60’s redesigned transducer architecture produces a noticeably sharper vertical beam, allowing operators to distinguish targets with greater accuracy and track fish more reliably near the surface and seabed. Its increased power output strengthens long‑range performance and improves the ability to follow fast‑moving or dispersed schools.
A new stabilisation sensor, SteadyPing™, delivers faster and more precise compensation in rough seas. This ensures a stable, readable image at short range, where detail matters most.
Familiar Form, Elevated Performance
While the SY60 shares the compact footprint and intuitive interface of the SY50, it represents a clear step up in capability. It retains hallmark features such as QuadPing®, Dual Mode operation, CHIRP and CW transmissions, and optional AI‑powered target tracking powered by Viam, but pairs them with a more advanced sonar engine designed for operators who want the highest level of situational awareness.
“With the SY60, we wanted to give sportfishing operations a tool that delivers true commercial‑grade performance in a compact package,” said Martin Tollefsen, Product Manager. “By refining the beam and increasing power, we’ve achieved a level of resolution and stability that was previously out of reach for this segment. The SY60 lets operators see more, react faster, and fish with greater confidence, no matter the conditions.”
Designed for Modern Sportfishing
Like the SY50, the SY60 is engineered for straightforward installation on vessels with limited space. All transceiver electronics are integrated into the transducer, reducing cabling and noise while simplifying setup. The system also supports full remote operation, automatic software updates, and optional AI‑driven target recognition. Existing SY50 users can easily upgrade to the SY60 and take advantage of these new capabilities.
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